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 Fire & Forestry

Orleans/Somes Bar Fire Safe Council

• DRAFT 2024 Orleans-Somes Bar Community Wildfire Protection Plan

• 2012 Orleans-Somes Bar Community Wildfire Protection Plan

• Bringing Good Fire Back to the Klamath Mountains: A Landscape Vision for Restoring Community and Ecosystem Resiliency Against All Odds. Presentation by Will Harling at the 2014 Nor Cal Prescribed Fire Council Conference

• Fire Learning Network Field Guide

Happy Camp Fire Safe Council

• Happy Camp Community Wildfire Protection Plan

• Happy Camp Community Wildfire Protection Plan Maps:

  • Map 1: Base Map 36x48

  • Map 2: Aerial Imagery 11x17

  • Map 3: WKRP Planning Area 36x48

  • Map 4: HC Fire Protection District 36x48

  • Map 5: Recommended Treatments 36x48

  • Map 6: Completed Fuels Reduction 36x48

  • Map 7: WKRP Treatment Prioritization 11x17

  • Map 8: Structures and Water Sources 11x17

  • Map 9: Fire Ignition History 11x17

  • Map 10: Public Ingress Egress Routes 36x48

  • Map 11: Solar Radiation 11x17

  • Map 12: Fire History 11x17

  • Map 13: Fire Return Interval Departure 11x17

  • Map 14: Number of Overlapping Fires 11x17

  • Map 15: Fire Severity 36x48

home hardening and home risk assessment/inspections

• Cal Fire Home Hardening Guide

• California Fire Safe Council Home Hardening Brochures

• University of California Home Hardening Informational Webpage

Prescribed Fire

• Burn Permits: If you are interested in conducting a landowner led burn on your property, here are some resources that can help you understand what permits are required, as well as planning tools to support a successful burn:

  • Cal Fire Burn Permits

  • Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity County Burn Permits

  • Siskiyou County Burn Permits

• White Paper on Air Quality and Liability for Rx Fire in California

Please engage your state legislators in working on the issues identified in the Karuk Fire Policy group’s “Good Fire” Report, which identified state actions to support and increase prescribed and cultural burning in California.

PODS/REBURN

• Potential Control Locations (PCL) Maps

• Burning for People, Wildlife, and Landscapes: Modeling Cultural Fire Regimes in the CA Klamath Mountains

• Collaborative Fire Planning on the North Coast: PODS/REBURN Webinar

Community Liaison Program

• Salmon River Fire Safe Council Community Liaison Program: Trial by Fire by Karuna Greenberg

• Cohesive Strategy Digest - Community Liaison Programs: What They Are and How They Work

• Public Record Search to identify property boundaries and landowners, assess impact, and plan for future management.

Fire Studies

• Debris Flow Report, Haypress Fire, 2017

• Reactivation of Deep-Seated Landslide in Northwestern California after Wildfires in 2006 and 2008

Klamath Fire Ecology Symposium

2017

• Using Data to Integrate Traditional Ecological Knowledge into Forest Management_Jill Beckman

• Tribal Welcome and Karuk Fire Perspective_Leaf Hillman

• The Fire MOU Partnership_Craig Thomas

• Restoring Fire Prone Inland Pacific Landscapes_Paul Hessburg

• Fire severity in the Klamath Mountains_ past, present, and future_Eric Knapp

• Cultural fire_Margo Robbins

• Cohesive Strategy – Local Implementation from a National Framework_Bill Tripp

• Can Climate Change be a Strategic Opportunity_Kari Norgaard

• Bringing Good Fire Back to the Klamath Mountains_the Western Klamath Restoration Partnership and the Klamath River Prescribed Fire Training Exchange _Will Harling

• A Novel Application of Wildland Fire Risk Assessments_Jennifer Anderson

• Cultural Diversity Begets Pyrodiversity_Amanda Stamper

• Evolving National and State Fire Policies_Meeting Todays Needs and Opportunities_Nick Goulette

• Fire Learning Networks, Landscapes & Communities_Successful Models from Across the Country_Marek Smith

• Fire Learning Networks, Landscapes, and Communities_Successful Models in Northern California_Lenya_Quinn_Davidson

• If pyrodiversity begets biodiversity, why aren't we managing for it_Dominick DellaSalla

• Indicators of disturbance effects and forest conditions_Alexander and Stephens

• New Insights from Recent Research on Spotted Owl-Fire Associations_John Keane

• Scaling up fire resilience in a complicated world_working within human institutions_Kelly_Pixley_Charnley

• Severity patterns and drivers of repeat fires along a fire interval gradient in the Klamath Mountains_Jeff Kane

• Shifts in Fire Regime Characteristics Driven By Human Land Use Patterns_Carl Skinner

• The CA Fire Science Consortium_Bridging science and management in northern California_Lenya_Quinn_Davidson

• Wildfire, smoke, and river water temperatures in the Salmon River watershed_Aaron_David

 Fisheries

• Improving Fish Habitat with Large Wood Structures: Information Sheet

• Combat Biology on the Klamath River

• Restoring Coho Salmon in the Klamath River - One Beaver At A Time

• Mid Klamath Subbasin Fisheries Resource Recovery Plan

• Middle Klamath River Floodplain Habitat Enhancement and Mine Tailing Remediation

Aquatic restoration Action Plan materials

• Aquatic Restoration Action Plan - Six Rivers National Forest

• Six Rivers National Forest Aquatic Restoration Project - Final Environmental Assessment

• Candidate Action Table

Invasive Species

• Invasive Species Prevention Protocol

Klamath River Dam Removal

• Klamath River Renewal Project

• Drones, Algae and Fish Ears: What We’re Learning Before the World’s Largest Dam-removal Project — and What We Could Miss

Ponds REports

• Alexander Pond Case Study

• Durazo Pond Final Report

• DeCoursey Off Channel Pond Monitoring Final Report

• Goodman Off Channel Pond Monitoring Final Report

• May Pond Monitoring Final Report

 Plants

• Sudden Oak Death

• Invasive Plant Identification Guide

• North Coastal California Fire Safe Landscaping

Non-Native PLant Wilderness inventories

• Siskiyou Wilderness

• Trinity Alps Wilderness

• Red Buttes Wilderness

• Marble Mountain Wilderness

• Castle Crags Wilderness

Community & Stewardship

• Mid Klamath History

• Mid Klamath Foodshed Resources

• Curriculum

Equipment Rental

MKWC has a some tools, tables, chairs, and food processing equipment available for rent by the community. Please call 530-627-3202 or stop by the office for current rental rates and equipment check out procedure.

Current items available for rent: tables, chairs, food dehydrators, apple press, weed wrench

Panamnik Building Rental

The Panamnik Building in Orleans, CA is available for rent for special events that align with the mission of the Mid Klamath Watershed Council, including community meetings, trainings, classes, workshops, fundraisers, youth events, etc. For availability, contact us.

• Building Rental Agreement

• Building Use Policy

• Building Deposit Policy

• Alcohol Policy

• Benefit Dinner Coordination Checklist